Anti-Slop

Free browser extension

Slop is slop.

AI has its uses. Filling your feed with posts nobody really wrote is not one of them. Anti-Slop folds AI-labelled and AI-sounding posts out of X, LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram, and tells you why each one went.

52 seconds.

Get Anti-Slop free Source on GitHub

Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers. Chrome Web Store listing coming soon.

How it was decided

Six calls from the first two days of the build.

  1. Pattern rules in your browser, not an AI model.

    Why: No running cost, no API key, and no post has to leave your device.

    Then: 22 writing signals from public lists of AI tells. It is a heuristic, so some human posts get caught.

  2. You set how strict it is.

    Why: Rules like these will always catch some real people.

    Then: A post is hidden at 3 points by default. A slider moves that, and any signal can be switched off.

  3. Hidden posts fold to a note, and a counter keeps score.

    Why: You should see what went and why, and get it back in one click.

    Then: Each note names its signals and has a Show button. The toolbar counts what was redacted on the tab, and the history stays on your device.

  4. Share daily counts only, on by default, with a clear opt-out.

    Why: The totals show which sites carry the most slop, and warn me when a site change breaks the filter.

    Then: Never sent: post text, links, names, accounts or any ID. The first screen shows the exact message, and opting out deletes unsent totals.

  5. X, LinkedIn, TikTok and Instagram, and no other sites.

    Why: Each marks AI content with its own label, which it reads as well as the writing.

    Then: It asks for access to those sites only. Instagram Reels followed on 14 November.

  6. Make the store listing and the film from the real product.

    Why: A tool against slop should pass its own test.

    Then: The listing scores 0 on the detector. The screenshots and the 52-second film show the real extension on a made-up feed.